YVR-YYZ/YUL always on the uncomfortable AB 320 series. Sometimes in Y, sometimes in J. Not my choice, but when there are IROPS connecting from an Asian flight in YVR and I cannot get on the earlier flights, I get shunted to the red eye. I dislike them.The AB is not my choice for sleeping. I don't even like the pods because there is such little room.
The one positive is that the FAs want to sleep as much as the pax so they do a quick snack/drink service. |
Originally Posted by Orcair
(Post 27303826)
I took AC198 (YVR-YUL) voluntarily to get to uni this year and I didn't find it as bad as I thought I would. That being said, they left the lights on in Y for the first 1.5-2 hours which really killed any possibility of sleeping for any length of time.
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Originally Posted by segacs
(Post 27303217)
Eastbound or westbound? It matters.
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Originally Posted by Wpgjetse
(Post 27303884)
Is there a red eye in North American flying westbound? There isn't one in Canada.
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I've never been able to get over that nasty feeling upon arrival, no matter how well you sleep onboard. Therefore I avoid them if possible, but I have found they can really help with resetting your body clock if you limit yourself to a short nap after arrival.
As others have mentioned, redeyes can be a better use of time, and I'd take one over a 5 or 6 AM departure. |
Looking at a number of my flights that were not typical west-east red-eyes....
All of my ANC-DFW flights were 6 hours. Was out cold just after sitting down. Slept either the entire flight or woke up once. And I slept really well on each one. In coach. On a single-aisle 757. Hmmmm, I need to figure this out..... |
Yup, trying to delete posts, how??? :confused:
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Originally Posted by gregster
(Post 27303903)
AC151 somewhat qualifies, leaving YYZ at 2300 and arriving in YVR at 0030.
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I doubt you'll find many later westbounds, partly due to noise restrictions at most airports.
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I spent 9/11 in one of those numbered areas north of Vegas. Late on the Friday we were done with our terrorism training course. After spending 3 days stuck in Vegas after that, I was glad to accept from a different airline (everybody was accepting each other's tickets) a red-eye from LAS to DTW, the closest could get to YYZ (my wife picked me up there). That was a voluntary red-eye I was delighted to take.
Sometimes reality kicks you in the butt and lets you know what is and isn't a hardship... |
Originally Posted by gregster
(Post 27303948)
I doubt you'll find many later westbounds, partly due to noise restrictions at most airports.
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Originally Posted by gregster
(Post 27303903)
AC151 somewhat qualifies, leaving YYZ at 2300 and arriving in YVR at 0030.
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Originally Posted by hazcaddy
(Post 27303933)
Yup, trying to delete posts, how??? :confused:
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